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Originally Posted by Tallysmom
Maybe I'm thinking width? All I know is everyone refers to them as 2 inch hardwoods.
And boats are usually finished with many coats of thick marine type varnishes that withstand water. This isn't what they put on floors.
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Teak decks are best left bare... less chance of slipping on it when they are wet. (boat decks get wet a lot, especially in bad weather.) There is a caulk put in between each strip of teak also. The teak is quite an oily wood, that will allow it to stand up to the weather quite well.